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Moyes starts with a win – New Man Utd boss David Moyes (left) applauds Robin van Persie after the Dutch striker's second goal against Swansea City on Saturday. Van Persie and Danny Welbeck both scored twice in a 4-1 win.

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Van Persie puts Rooney in the shade – Robin van Persie lashes in his second goal against Swansea City. The Dutch striker left Wayne Rooney in the shade yet again. The unsettled English striker came on as a second-half substitute but failed to score.

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Benteke brace downs Gunners – Aston Villa's Christian Benteke celebrates scoring his second goal from the penalty spot. Teammate Antonio Luna (right) scored a late third to send Arsenal crashing to an opening day 3-1 defeat at the Emirates.

Smiling Suarez attends Stoke match – A smiling Luis Suarez (back left) attends Liverpool's opening fixture of the Premier League season. The Uruguayan striker is serving the fifth game of a 10-match ban for biting Branislav Ivanovic in a match against Chelsea last April. Suarez's future at Liverpool is in doubt following an acrimonious summer in which the striker has agitated for a move away from Merseyside. Liverpool insist the player is not for sale.

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New goal-line technology – The English Premier League will use a new "Goal Decision System" this season. A wrist watch will immediately tell the referee if a goal has been scored or not. The technology developed by Hawk-Eye Technologies uses 14 cameras strategiacally placed around the stadium to determine the exact path of the ball.

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Fenerbahce were not immediately available for comment.

The CAS also upheld a one-year ban meted out to Ukrainian team Metalist Kharkiv, also for match-fixing.

Metalist were replaced by PAOK Thessaloniki in the Champions League qualification competition following the original verdict earlier this month. PAOK were subsequently eliminated by German club Schalke.

UEFA will meet on Thursday to discuss who will take Fenerbahce's place in the Europa League.

"UEFA welcomes today's decisions of the CAS rejecting the appeals made by Fenerbahce SK and FC Metalist Kharkiv against the UEFA Appeals Body decisions of 15 July 2013 and 14 August 2013 respectively," read a UEFA statement.

"The UEFA Emergency Panel will meet on Thursday afternoon to decide on the consequences the confirmed exclusion of Fenerbahce SK from the 2013/14 UEFA club competitions will have on the Europa League."